Speaker day - Technology, Remote & Co-creation x Co-working
Part of Taiwan Digital Fest (TDF), Taiwan’s largest and most iconic digital nomad festival, bringing together global nomads, creators, entrepreneurs, and local communities across Taiwan. Learn more at fest.dna.org.tw.
1.The Borderless Office' for Your Brand
Speaker:Philip Beere
Organization and Title:
Gaming Analytics / Chief Creative Officer
Content Creator on YouTube (weekend job)
Personal bio:
Philip Beere leads brand and creative at Gaming Analytics. On weekends, he creates YouTube videos. His channel, The Borderless Office, documents expat life across Southeast Asia and has surpassed 11 million views — no agency, no ad spend, no shortcuts.
To best foster creativity, he makes Asia his base.
Talk abstract:
Most YouTube advice is sold by people whose own channels don't work.
In this session, Philip Beere — CCO at a Bay Area A.I. firm and creator of an 11-million-view YouTube channel — cuts through the noise.
He shares what actually works, what doesn't, and why the barrier to starting is lower than anyone is telling you.
Learn how to spot charlatan metrics, why your audience is a mirror of your content, and how YouTube functions as permanent global infrastructure — not just a social platform. Whether you are a remote worker, a local business, or a brand trying to reach beyond your borders, this session gives you the framework to start, the mindset to sustain it, and one very simple instruction to leave with: start YouTube today.
2.Slow Business & The 4 Pulses of Cyclical Marketing
Speaker:Nathalia Barbosa Alves
Organization and Title:
Nathalia Barbosa Alves Co-founder of Moona Marketing and co-leader of the Slow Business Brazil Movement
Personal bio: Co-leader of the Slow Business Brazil Movement and co-founder of Moona Marketing. Creator of the 4 Pulses Cyclical Marketing method. A digital nomad with a PR degree and an MBA, she blends conscious marketing and global experience to guide soulful digital strategies. Host of the podcast Manas que Viajam.
Talk abstract:
Do we want to reconnect with our humanity and a slower way of doing business, or do we want to speed up even more with AI?
For years, the world was obsessed with scaling fast, and many digital nomads, remote workers, creators, and entrepreneurs quietly burned out. That’s changing. More and more of us want to slow down, and with AI promising to reduce effort, this might make it truly possible. Each business will find its own way. In this talk, Nat shares one of those paths.
Even if AI can do marketing in seconds, this talk shows how Slow Business and the 4 Pulses of Cyclical Marketing keep you in charge of what matters in your business.
Most importantly, with feminine and masculine in balance: strategy and intuition, action and rest.
But this is not a spiritual talk. It’s practical. You’ll explore the 4 Pulses framework — identity, expansion, clarity, and focus — and apply it to your digital presence, sales journeys, and even the way you use AI and automation.
With a guided self check-up, you’ll identify which pulse you’re in and what needs attention next, so marketing feels more aligned with the life you want to live.
3.One Founder, Many Agents: Building Products and Operations Without a Big Team
Speaker:Vladimir Korolev
Organization and Title: 51Code — Founder & Product Engineer
Short bio: Vladimir is the founder of 51Code, where he builds iOS apps and practical AI workflows for product development, operations, and company processes. Based in Taiwan, he works hands-on across software, app distribution, and B2B AI implementation.
Talk abstract: In my own work, I’ve used AI across education projects, building and distributing iOS apps, and B2B work where I map company processes to see what is actually worth automating. In practice, that means using different agents for research, planning, coding, testing, marketing, contents, and workflow mapping—not relying on one chatbot for everything. Some parts of the work become much faster. Others become more fragile: outputs sound convincing but miss context, automation adds hidden complexity, and a bad workflow scales mistakes. In this talk, I’ll share where AI has been genuinely useful in my day-to-day work, where it has wasted time, and how I decide what to automate, what to keep manual, and where human judgment matters most. This is a practical talk about real usage, trade-offs, and leverage.
4.Confirmed as submitted — "Outbound AI Voice Agents That
Drive Sales"
Speaker:Ruben Davoli
Organization & Title: Beavermind.ai — Founder & CEO
Short bio: Ruben Davoli is an Italian entrepreneur based in Thailand and founder
of Beavermind.ai, an AI automation agency building voice agent systems
for coaches, consultants, and high-ticket service businesses. He
previously scaled Tradacc to $3M in revenue and now speaks
internationally on practical AI deployment for sales.
Talk abstract: AI voice agents are quietly transforming how service businesses handle
leads, follow-ups, and appointment setting — without hiring more
staff. Yet most business owners still rely on manual outreach, missed
callbacks, and overworked sales teams to manage their pipeline.In this talk, I'll walk you through how outbound AI voice agents work
in practice: how they call leads automatically, qualify prospects in
real time, and book appointments directly into your calendar and CRM —
all running 24/7 without human intervention.
You'll learn the core architecture behind these systems, including the
tools and integrations that make them work (from voice AI platforms to
CRM and telephony infrastructure), and see real examples of businesses
that have deployed them to plug revenue leaks they didn't even know
they had.
This is not theory — it's a practical, operator-focused session
designed for entrepreneurs, consultants, and service business owners
who want to scale revenue without scaling their team. Whether you're
running a coaching business, a SaaS company, or a local service
operation, you'll walk away with a clear blueprint for deploying AI
voice agents in your own sales process.
5.Co-working spaces are becoming our living rooms.
Speaker:Arturs VANCANS
Organization & Title:Second Space, Founder
Short bio: From investment banking in London, to semiconductors in Cambridge, Arturs is now creating Second Space in Taiwan — a next-gen coworking club where tech, design, and community collide.
Talk abstract: Co-working spaces are evolving into something closer to a modern living room: a space where you can work, meet people, recharge, learn, and feel part of a scene. Environments designed for energy, identity, and belonging. Let me tell you about 5 discoveries I made in the first year of running Second Space coworking space and show you how the future will look like.
6.The Power of Yohaku in Nomadic Life
Speaker:Shoko Hirose
Organization & Title:Founder, Digital Nomads Hiroshima
Personal Bio :Currently a copywriter for a global airline. Starting from Hiroshima and the Setouchi region, connects domestic and international digital nomads with local communities across Japan. In February 2025, hosted Japan’s first long-stay event led by nomads in Hiroshima.
Talk Abstract :Coworking can be more than just a place to work. Through meeting others, it can become a third place where we step outside our usual roles at home or work and try new versions of ourselves. This talk explores the deeper value of coworking: not only working harder to become better, but also changing places, meeting people, and creating opportunities for personal growth.
Key Takeaways:
1. Coworking can be a third place where we try new versions of ourselves.
2. Growth can happen when we change places and meet new people.
3. A good third place needs relationships, psychological safety, and room for the unexpected.